The heritage listed Moree Plains Museum in Frome Street has been reopened after some major upgrades.
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Three Moree veterans recognised for military service
Three veterans from Moree have been recognised for their military service during a special presentation yesterday.
Posted inHealth, Moree
Roll up your sleeves for the Flu shot
t’s time to roll up your sleeves for your annual flu shot and arm yourself against germs this winter. Pharmacists are encouraging the community to book your flu vaccine today, and for many of us, it could be free.
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Moree’s Chalky’s boxing gym receives funding punch
Moree’s Chalky’s Boxing Gym has been given a $12,000 funding punch to invest in new boxing equipment.
Posted inMoree, Public Transport
Last days to have your say on Moree plane service
Moree has often had to fight hard to keep commercial flights coming to the small but important town, and now the community is being asked to have its say again.
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Best in new innovators and business ideas on show in Moree
On May 10, some of the best new business minds in Moree will take to the stage to pitch their ideas before an audience, and a panel of experienced professionals. […]
Posted inGeneral News, Moree
Small Business and Event Partnership Funding for Moree businesses
Attention to all aspiring entrepreneurs, small business owners and local event organisers in the Moree Plains! Council is pleased to announce that it is once again delivering the Small Business Fund initiative.
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Moree’s Justice Sarah Huggett appointed as Chief Judge of District Court of NSW
Moree born Supreme Court Justice, Sarah Huggett, has been appointed Chief Judge of the District Court of New South Wales.
Posted inCrime, Moree
Armed Robbery at Moree’s Amaroo Tavern
In the latest of a string of violent crime offences in Moree, the Amaroo Tavern was the victim of an alleged attempted armed robbery last night. More details here.
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Project Pathfinders launched in Moree
The NSW Government is continuing work to provide diversionary pathways for ‘at risk’ young people across NSW, with the launch of Project Pathfinder yesterday in Moree.